Earlier, the Earth Element magician had been barely holding on against the encirclement of a Scorpion Dragon family. →
With Saine and Lina joining the fray, the battle took a one-hundred-and-eighty-degree turn.
Lina was already a Level-3 Magician, while Saine was an even stronger demigod.
Simply taking out his magic staff was enough for the elemental pressure it emitted to intimidate those around him, let alone the power possessed by Saine himself.
This Arcanaseed Family possessed considerable intelligence. In fact, as long as magical beasts in the Wizard World reached the life level of Rank One or above, nearly all of them possessed a certain degree of intelligence.
Moreover, the Holy Tower and Knights' Hall regulations, as well as the Guardian rules, contained supplementary provisions specifically for these Wizard World magical beasts, protecting their basic rights and interests.
The Wizard World's magical beasts were also part of the Wizard World. They were protected by Wizard Civilization, unlike those alliance creatures that could be slaughtered at will.
When the female Arcanaseed Lord saw Saine, a lifeform radiating an incomparably immense threat, appear nearby, she hurriedly let out a shriek to tell her three children to retreat.
The male Arcanaseed Lord, meanwhile, drove back the Earth Element magician with a sweep of his hooked tail before taking the initiative to confront Saine.
Knight Continent was a Trial Space specifically prepared for the younger generation of powerful individuals in the Wizard World.
In recent years, aside from knights and magicians, demi-humans among the Wizard World's species, sea folk, and even magical beasts had been sent into Knight Continent in batches for trials.
Even the Black Magicians of the Black Domain could obtain a small number of slots, which showed the original purpose behind Knight Continent's establishment. →
These five Scorpion Dragons clearly were